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This document provides instruction on using Excel to analyze data and display results. It covers calculating descriptive statistics like mean, median, and standard deviation in Excel. It also demonstrates how to create tables and graphs like bar graphs to display data and how to add error bars. The objectives are to use Excel for basic data analysis, create data displays, and interpret basic graphs as shown in scientific papers. Examples of relevant sample articles are also provided.
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